Sentence examples for be far too clever from inspiring English sources

He tries to be far too clever and has his effort saved by Marriott.

"We have been far too intellectual about this and tried to be far too clever," he said.

As Robin Cook wrote in his diary, Blair was "far too clever" for that.

"People say America will never get him, he's far too clever," the man said.

8.20pm GMT 16 min England's backs are far too clever for the French tacklers.

Hellman was far too clever not to wonder whether he and Ripley were in the same racket.

And the politicians have been far too clever to let little things like rules come between them and the stuff of political life.

"They thought they were far too clever to be caught and used various methods to try to cloak and preserve their anonymity.

I suspect that he is far too clever - not to mention too much of an outsider himself - to be a truly devout snob.

Mr. Smith is far too clever to provide one answer to the question when providing many is more interesting and closer to the elusive truth of the matter.

She's far too clever and quick-witted to be bland – but there's a smoothness, a lack of any trace of internal conflict, that makes her seem almost unnaturally confident.